Flat
Flat adjective - Being neither more nor less than a certain amount, number, or extent.
In cold blood and flat are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In cold blood" instead an adjective "Flat".
In cold blood
In cold blood adverb - In a cold unemotional manner.
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Synonyms for In cold blood
Flat and in cold blood are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flat" instead an adjective phrase "In cold blood".
Both terms in one sentence
- On top of that, his original plan was to murder her in cold blood, which he flat out tells her — and, when she asks if he's going to do it, he admits that it's "tempting".
Source: Strangled by the Red String -
What makes it stand out in particular is that she's clearly breaking protocol — while intrigue and political scheming is expected among the Visitors' higher ranks, flat-out murdering superiors in cold blood is not.
Source: Klingon Promotion - Played completely straight by the Red Ribbon Army's Colonel Violet, who in the anime flat-out murders several of her own men in cold blood to distance herself slightly from a pursuing crocodile and spends her remaining time in the series stealing huge quantities of money.
Source: Karma Houdini / Anime
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